- Route: K107 GR Giova Capanna Brogoldone – Capanna Brogoldone
- Region: CH-Italien (Canton Graubünden)
- Theme: Border Hikes
- Distance: 7 km
- Duration: 3.3 h
- Ascent: 994 m
- Difficulty (SAC scale): T1
- Terrain: Wanderland-Route K27 · SAC T1
- Attractions along the route: Piz de Martum, Piz de Molinera
- Legend: The Lost Valley
Embark on an unforgettable border trekking adventure along K107 GR Giova Capanna Brogoldone – Capanna Brogoldone in Graubünden, covering 7 km with a SAC T1 difficulty over 3.3 h while uncovering the myth of The Lost Valley.
Discovering the Alpine Splendor
Your journey begins at the scenic starting point, easily accessible by public transport and regional roads. As you set off on this remarkable border trekking route, the trail unfolds through breathtaking alpine landscapes that characterize the region of CH-Italien. The hike is designed to be steady and rewarding, maintaining a comfortable pace that allows you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Graubünden.
Following the well-maintained paths of Wanderland-Route K27, you will navigate through lush meadows and rugged terrain with an elevation gain of 994 meters. Along the way, magnificent natural landmarks capture your attention. Standing proudly as a prominent touristenattraktion, the majestic Piz de Martum offers a stunning backdrop for your trek. A little further along, another remarkable touristenattraktion, the striking Piz de Molinera, reveals itself, providing panoramic views that stretch across the horizon and make every step of the 3.3 h journey worthwhile.
For families wondering if the trail is suitable for children, the answer is yes, provided the young hikers are accustomed to sustained uphill climbs and mountain walking. The manageable SAC T1 terrain ensures stable footing, though parents should keep a close eye on energetic explorers near steeper drops. Every turn on this trail brings a new perspective of the breathtaking alpine world, making it a fantastic outing for those looking to combine physical activity with stunning mountain scenery.
The Legend of The Lost Valley
Beyond the breathtaking vistas and physical challenge, the mountains of CH-Italien hold ancient secrets passed down through generations. According to local folklore, the region was once home to a prosperous and hidden basin known in the legends as The Lost Valley. Stories tell of a time when shepherds roamed the higher pastures, encountering mysterious mists that rolled in from nowhere, temporarily concealing familiar paths and leading travelers astray.
It is said that whoever wanders too close to the hidden crevices during the twilight hours might still hear faint whispers carried by the mountain wind. These echoes from the past remind modern-day hikers of the deep connection between the people of Graubünden and the untamed wilderness that surrounds them. As you traverse this historic border route, let your imagination wander back to the ancient tales that continue to breathe life into these magnificent peaks.
Experience this hike with a GPS audio guide and the matching legend right in the app: Legends & Stories, Navigation & Offline Maps.
Photo: Ilia Bronskiy / Pexels
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the tour take?
The tour takes approximately 3.3 hours over a distance of 7 km with a SAC T1 difficulty rating.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, the tour is suitable for children provided they are used to mountain walking and sustained uphill climbs.
How do I get to the starting point?
You can reach the starting point easily by car via regional mountain roads and conveniently by public transport using local bus or train connections.
What legend is associated with the route?
Along the route, you will discover the captivating local legend known as The Lost Valley.
